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Blade Runner Page #9
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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Chew is pointing to the wall pegs where more fur coats
hang.
BATTY:
Morphology.. longevity... use life...
incept dates...
CHEW:
(squealing)
I dunno! Dunna that stuff. I do
eyes! Just eyes! Genetic designs,
just eyes!
Batty looks around the room at the tank of eyes, the
muscle charts of eyes, the pictures of eyes.
BATTY:
hands... muscle tissue.. or..
noses...
CHEW:
(desperate)
Just eyes. Gimee coat, okay?
Leon is staring into the tank of eyes, trying not to
blink.
The eyes stare back at Leon, unblinkingly, arrogantly.
BATTY:
My eyes..... I guess you designed
them, eh?
CHEW:
You Nexus? I design Nexus eyes.
SMASH! Leon, infuriated by the unblinking eyes, smashes
the tank and the insolent eyes pour out onto the floor.
Batty smiles and points to his own eyes.
BATTY:
Ah, Chew.....
(squish,squish)
If only you could see the things
I have seen with your eyes.
Squish! Squish! The squishes are Batty's feet
stepping in eyeballs as he paces in front of Chew.
CHEW:
Please! Cc-cc-cold!
BATTY:
(prosecuting attorney)
Questions!
CHEW:
D-dunno answers! P-please!
BATTY:
Who does?
CHEW:
Tyro! Knows everything!
BATTY:
The Tyrell Corporation?
CHEW:
Big boss! Big genius! Design
your brain.
BATTY:
Ah! Smart!
CHEW:
V-very cold, p-please....
BATTY:
Not an easy man to see, I'd
guess. Security.....
CHEW:
Sebastian take you! Gimmee
coat.
BATTY:
And who is Sebastian?
Chew is blue and hysterical.
CHEW:
J-j-j-j-j F. S-sebastian.
Please.............
BATTY:
Ah! How would I find him...
J.F. Sebastian ?
Chew looks like heart attack city. Is it going to
go on forever?
CUT TO:
EXT. DECKARD'S APARTMENT BUILDING - NIGHT
Deckard's car pulls up into a drive of a condominium
block that looms against the night sky like a pile
of cardboard boxes.
Deckard gets out of the car wearily and heads for the
front door.
CUT TO:
INT. ELEVATOR NIGHT
The elevator is gloomy, poorly lit, full of shadows.
Deckard asks for the 97th Floor.
The ELEVATOR makes a creaking noise, very distinctive,
and starts upward.
Deckard frowns. Something is wrong. He is suddenly
very alert, ready.
There are shadows behind him but he can't turn to look.
Deckard goes for his blaster, gets it out quick and
whirls.
Rachael is there, in the shadows.
Deckard's blaster is pointed at her. One more second.....
Deckard lowers the blaster. He's shaking all of a sudden.
RACHAEL:
I'm sorry.
INT. CORRIDOR NIGHT
Deckard exits the elevator and approaches his door.
Rachael is behind him, she's desperate.
Deckard takes out his wallet, it drops to the floor
scattering his cards.
Rachael picks up the cards.
RACHAEL:
Let me help you.
DECKARD:
What do I need help for?
Deckard takes the card from her and starts to open
the door.
RACHAEL:
I don't know why he told you what
he did.
DECKARD:
Talk to him.
INT. DECKARD'S APARTMENT - NIGHT
The place is a mess.Deckard walks in leaving the door open.
RACHAEL:
He wouldn't see me.
Deckard goes into the kitchen, comes out with a towel drying
his hair. He walks to the cocktail cabinet and pours himself
a drink.
DECKARD:
I'm gonna have a drink.
RACHAEL:
You think I'm a replicant, don't
you?
Deckard takes off his wet raincoat and throws it on a chair.
RACHAEL:
Look.
She goes to him holding a picture in her hand.
Deckard looks at it.
It's an old snapshot, a little girl with a mother and father.
RACHAEL:
It's me with my parents.
Deckard hands it back to her slowly. Finally speaks.
DECKARD:
You remember when you were about six and you
and your brother snuck into an empty building....
RACHAEL:
What? Y-yes....
DECKARD:
You were going to play Doctor. He showed
you his, then you chickened and ran out.
RACHAEL:
But....
She looks up and he's staring at her, but she doesn't seem
to notice.
DECKARD:
Remember the bush outside your window
with the spider in it.
Rachael looks up at him.
DECKARD:
Green body, orange legs... you watched
her build a web all summer.
RACHAEL:
Yes.
Her voice is getting very small.
DECKARD:
One day there was an egg in the webb.
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